Mary Harrington joins the podcast to discuss her new book Feminism Against Progress, in which she makes the case that modern feminism increasingly benefits only a small class of professional women. We not only unpack that premise but also detail how the digital age has changed life for women. Is technology really helping us, or is it disregarding natural limits and sex differences?

 

Mary Harrington, a self-described “reactionary feminist,” is the author of the book Feminism Against Progress. She is a contributing editor at UnHerd and writes a weekly Substack, Reactionary Feminist, on culture and politics in the cyborg era. She was born in the United Kingdom and graduated from Oxford University in 2002. Her work quickly drew attention from the UK’s Unherd, and she has since appeared in First Things, American Affairs, the New York Post, The Spectator, the New Statesman, The Times of London, and the Daily Mail.

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